Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-29

raa -aordlnRry Prerogatiyes Given
one 0ficial-Great Anxiety
throughout Northwest Texas.

throughout Northwest AeAas'
.r--r.,r Nan Can Check tho Settlement
End s-.p tho Development of TIM
eresr Panhandle Country.
w.. rrH TuN.. july %. I-~7.
r..-. lie Gazette.
-.-.a -y- nave elapsed since the
ami aw went into effect, and the
60 It's workings which has
t..-.r this country from the moment
~ enactment deep-ns instead Of di-
finishes The people of tie Panhandle
.-s.7 Interested in che operation of
rms law. a16 the question they are
r-s.~.v szsuu now is: own it be
-.--..e- to divert from Texas the tide
tr.s.gn immigration which is now
rccti0C.H The power
-usrsa " D0weT-tO answer this
De- according 10 his own choosing
-,.u# v 'l.- remarkable law in one
the and commissioner Ofithe ate.
E. before q the history Of Texas
z..au nave such extraordinary pre-
--a.Ee- 0.au given ID any official save
DAYS e reconstruction, and never
w such grave possibilities, private
e. cs-. upon any man. and such
mixed means AMI agencies placed a. his
50. % execute them.
Where the Panhandle lands the sub
Ia private 0wnerslipwhiCh was anX-
-..a u e -.e settlement Of the COuu-
IT Il population would be gusdrUpled
Sci Us uTs-ries closely dotted with farms
RG .wa years. L is no longer an
.res.uu as 20 whether or not this
-,rg is adapted 10 agriculture The
.-sru -la- Is IS TOO drOuthy to farm was
spelled by rs exemption from dTOuth
H.e. crops oil over the south and west
H.-e ar.-ug. To-day the crops of the
sui.e g" challenge q comparison Of
averages with those Of any portion Of
-sLa>. 40 traveller has ever left the
-s-I-3g without giving testimony to
ss sror sta0-sbiLty 10 stock farming.
TSP railroads are building through the
--g To meet at rights angles,
i already the advance guard
@ horde e prospeCtors they will
las ar-.Ee5 The camp GTes Of
.-er- glow In every valley,
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l.es Lr- Investment. towns are
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